Side View of Women’s HOKA Clifton 9 Running Shoe in Black/Copper – featuring compression-molded EVA midsole for lightweight cushioning, engineered mesh upper for breathability, and early stage Meta-Rocker for smooth transitions.
Side View of Women’s HOKA Clifton 9 Running Shoe in Black/Copper – featuring compression-molded EVA midsole for balanced cushioning, engineered mesh upper for breathable support, and early stage Meta-Rocker for smooth transitions.
Top View of Women’s HOKA Clifton 9 Running Shoe in Black/Copper – featuring ventilated mesh upper, plush padded collar and tongue, and traditional lacing system for a secure fit.
Bottom View of Women’s HOKA Clifton 9 Running Shoe in Black/Copper – featuring Durabrasion rubber outsole for reliable traction, strategic tread placement for durability, and flex grooves for a natural ride.

Women's Clifton 9 - Black/Copper (B Width)

$149.99 USD
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The HOKA Women’s Clifton 9 in Black/Copper brings even more comfort to a fan-favorite silhouette with a lighter, more responsive ride and updated cushioning. Designed for runners, walkers, and anyone on their feet all day, the Clifton 9 is ideal for daily mileage, casual wear, or recovery days—without compromising on performance or comfort.

Key Features:

  • B Width (Regular) – Standard width for most women's shoes
  • Upgraded EVA Midsole Foam – Adds more cushioning while reducing weight for a softer, more responsive ride
  • Early Stage Meta-Rocker – Encourages a smooth heel-to-toe transition for a natural gait cycle
  • Engineered Knit Upper – Lightweight, breathable, and designed for a secure, adaptive fit
  • Durabrasion Rubber Outsole – Enhances durability and traction without adding bulk
  • Gusseted Tongue & Plush Heel Collar – Provides a locked-in feel while reducing pressure points
  • Orthotic Friendly – Removable footbed accommodates custom orthotics for personalized support
  • PDAC Approved (A5500) – Eligible for Medicare reimbursement as a diabetic shoe
  • Helps with foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, shin splints, joint pain, flat feet or high arches, mild overpronation, and general foot fatigue